Latter Day Saints Business College - S Book Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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We triumphed over East Side in our first game. That Junior Prom. Say, did you ever have such a good time in your life? In spite of the fact that everyone stepped on everyones feet, and everyone jammed everyone's elbows into every one's ribs, we all got out with a very low casualty list. The Glee Club on its way to Wyoming. The fellows left all lessons and worries behind and just had a gleeful time, SCHOOL PLAY As he was about to embrace her lovingly the villian entered, and as the Villian was about to insult her the cook entered. Donlt weep, it all cleared up in the end.

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Infinity? 9333 iwggiggnwnmuvwnun m nrnnnntu HHHKXS September found us treading our weary way schoolward. Do you remember, Freshies, how strange and out of place you felt when you first stepped inside of this dear old school. You,re quite surprised now that you ever felt that way, arelFt you? Do you recall how upink with jubelation you were when it was announced that we were to have lockers? Who can express the feelings we had when, as our turn came in the line, ttwett and our best friend were given the use of one huge locker for the exceedingly long space of one year-all for just iifty cents. Our originality led us to indulge in a tug-of-war this year instead of the usual flag rush. Sad to relate, the Seniors got the worst of the bargain. Never mind, Seniors, it was a moral Victory and dontt forget it saved you from your nkeely soak? True patience is always rewarded. We realized this more than ever when in return for long and weary waiting we received our blessed 01d student body cards. The benefits derived from them have long since compensated those tired feet and aching heads. H? ,.. N, t. H H m H tH Q E N N, E h. g 53. .N H H N p p.- D, M, i Mi w H :1: W :. H R M, H H, :1- H: br s H Ht Li, H 5.41 E M? 5m L1 H. E Ht H v1 .. H. N H1 5 N, 2 HI E? F? .4 W H L1 lh-tl H E ..' t: h- ,. .. be N. D: H D-d N M :2 N F- N FM ! dtxmxmnmx'iy'li WW. ffxb W $10 ; two 1513? :5: tee k A: 4,5 t 2:1; i mpg, m .4 ,5 q; e Page 15H

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None of us will forget in a hurry that peachy dance the B. C. gave at Whitney Hall. The fel- lows will be least liable to forget it ever, because of the weary miles they were compelled to walk. Why? Don't ask foolish questions.' With the heralding of spring comes baseball and track. Oh, those glorious days when at the jingle 0f the three-ten bell, books and worries of every kind were put aside and with the real spirit of life, we went into the game with all the vitality we could muster! Eu 1 though Brother Jensen and Miss Pendle- ton go: 6 us a demonstration of proper dancing, we actually witnessed shimmying right on the rostrum! However, circumstances alter caseSe- it was election day. Circumstances got Case in again. May twenty-iirst ? ? ? '3?